SPECIAL AND IMPORT PRICES FOR FALL OF 1908 
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LARGE FLOWERED SINGLE NARCISSUS, Continued 
Per doz. 
Big Ben (Ajax). Giant yellow, trumpet flowers 
5 inches across.Each, $5.00 
Bulbocodium. Hoop Petticoat Narcissus. Rich 
golden yellow, fine and curious..$0 75 
Burbidgii Ellen Barr. Snow-white perianth, 
citron cup, stained orange-scarlet. GO 
Burbidgii Falstaif. Pure white petals, lemon cup 35 
Emperor. The largest Daffodil in cultivation. 
Golden yellow, superb. This Daffodil should 
be in every collection; it is really grand. 45 
Glory of Leiden. Perianth and trumpet deep yel¬ 
low. The largest and finest of the newer 
Daffodils. A superb and distinct variety that 
should be included in every amateur’s collec¬ 
tion of choice Daffodils. 2 00 
Golden Spur. Large, deep yellow trumpet, with 
brim expanding like Maximus, and large, 
spreading, full, deep yellow petals. This is 
one of the very largest and most beautiful 
Daffodils in cultivation, and should be used 
freely, both for outdoor culture and for forcing 40 
100 
$5 00 
3 50 
2 50 
9 
10 
14 00 
2 50 
1,000 
$24 00 
22 00 
Per doz. 100 1.GJ0 
Maximus. Hale’s Beaten Gold. Deep golden- 
yellow perianth and trumpet.$0 50 $3 00 $25 00 
Obvallaris. Tenby Daffodil. Deep yellow, very 
distinct. 60 3 50 
Poetaz Elvira. Poeticus Ornatus; Polyanthus, 
pure white, yellow cup. 65 4 50 
Princeps. Giant Irish Daffodil. Primrose peri¬ 
anth, with yellow trumpet. Extra fine. 25 1 25 9 50 
Triandus albus. Angel’s tears; Cyclamen Daffo¬ 
dil. Very graceful and curious. 60 4 00 
POLYANTHUS NARCISSUS 
These Narcissi produce fine large clusters of flowers, which have 
a very delicious scent. They may be forced very easily and early, 
and are also fine for outdoors. 
Note. —Polyanthus Narcissi, although not considered hardy, have 
always proved hardy with us with a covering, and produce much 
larger flowers and more of them than those grown in the house in pots. 
100 bulbs, in 10 fine named sorts, our selection, for $4 
Per doz. 10.) 
Chinese Sacred. The much-advertised “Chinese Sacred 
Lily.” Of little value.$1 00 $7 00 
Fine mixed, without names. 30 1 50 
Henry Irving. Bold golden yel¬ 
low trumpet, with yellow 
wheel-shaped perianth, very 
fine. The flowers of this 
fine variety stood 13 degrees 
of freezing in my garden last 
spring without injury.$ 
Incomparabilis Figaro. Perianth 
and cup yellow, stained or¬ 
ange, very large and spread¬ 
ing, fine. 
Incomparabilis Simplex. Yellow, 
fine. 
Incomparabilis alba Stella, 
Large white perianth, with 
a yellow cup, a most charm¬ 
ing and lovely variety, either 
for outdoors or forcing. 
Incomparabilis Cynosure. Large 
sulphur-white petals, cup, 
also sulphur-white, stained 
with orange-scarlet, very line 
Incomparabilis Sir Watkins. 
Welsh Giant Daffodil. Very 
large petals of a rich sulphur- 
yellow color, and large cup, 
yellow, tinged with orange. 
The immense flowers are 
sometimes 5J inches across. 
Splendid. 
Incomparabilis C. J. Backhouse. 
Yellow perianth, orange, or¬ 
ange-scarlet cup. 
Incomparabilis Queen Bess. 
Perianth pure white, cup 
light yellow. 
Johnston’s Queen of Spain. Small 
lovely yellow flower, resem¬ 
bling a cyclamen. Distinct 
and beautiful but not very 
hardy, fine for pot culture.. 
Katherine Spurrell. Broad sul¬ 
phury-white perianth, cana¬ 
ry cup. 
Minnie Hume (Queen of Eng¬ 
land). Large white perianth, 
cup passing from lemon to 
white.••• 
Mrs. Langtry. Pure white, twin- 
flowered, a gem for forcing 
and for cutting. 
Mad. de Graaf. The largest and 
finest of the white Trumpet 
Daffodils.Each, GO cts. 
Major. Trumpet Major. Golden- 
yellow petals and trumpet, 
very free bloomer, early. 
Tli is variety may be forced 
easily and early. Also flue 
for outdoors. 
IT dOZ. 
100 
1.000 
>0 45 
$2 75 
$23 00 
20 
1 25 
9 00 
20 
1 25 
9 00 
20 
1 00 
8 50 
25 
1 20 
8 50 
40 
2 50 
20 00 
2 00 
15 00 
50 
3 00 
1 35 
10 00 
1 35 
10 00 
30 
1 75 
15 00 
20 
1 10 
9 00 
6 00 
25 
1 25 
11 50 
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